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Australian Journal of Legal Philosophy, Volume 34, 2009

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Counterfactual Dependance as an Independent, Non-Causal Desert-Determiner (MICHAEL S. MOORE) p.1
Legal Positivism and the Rule of Law (MICHAEL SEVEL) p.53
The Analytic Dictinction between Questions of Fact and Questions of Law (JOSEPH WAYNE SMITH) p.69
Ross and Olivercrona on Rights (BRIAN H. BIX) p.103
Punishment Without A Crime: Is Preventive Detention Reconcilable with Justice? (DENNIS BAKER) p.120
The Legal Philosophy of Internationally Assisted Tyrannicide (SHANNON BRINCAT) p.151
Saying Something Interesting in Jurisprudence, a Young Scholar's Story (SARAH NASON) p.193
Book Symposium - Scott Veitch, Law and Irresponsibility: On the Legitimation of human suffering p.221
In Defence of the Responsible Subject (NGAIRE NAFFINE)
Seeing Red: Legal Indifference on a Field of Pain and Death (ANDREW GOLDSMITH)
Comment on Law and Irresponsibility (PATRICK EMERTON)
Compared to What? (MARTIN KRYGIER)
Author's Response to Commentators (SCOTT VEITCH)
Book Reviews p.257
Global Justice: A Cosmopolitan Account (by Gillian Brock) (NICOLE HASSOUN)
An Idealist Justification of Punishment (by Jane Johnson) (ANTHONY HOOPER)
Equality and Legitimacy (by Wojciech Sadurski) (ANESS WEBSTER)
Symposium in Honour of Professor Tom Campbell p.269
Introduction (JEFFREY GOLDSWORTHY)
Tom Campbell's Proposal for a Democratic Bill of Rights (ADRIENNE STONE)
Tom Campbell and Democratic Legal Positivism (JIM ALLAN)
Tom Campbell's Ethical Positivism (TIM DARE)
Publications by Professor Tom Campbell p.301
Style Guide p.310
2010 Essay Competition p.313

Macquarie Journal of Business Law, Volume 6, 2009

Fri, 20 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
IMPLICATIONS OF THE TRIPS AGREEMENT IN BANGLADESH: PROSPECTS AND CONCERNS (MOHAMMAD TOWHIDUL ISLAM) p.1
CHOOSING THE BEST REMEDY: A METHODOLOGY FOR ASSESSMENT OF COST EFFECTIVENESS IN COMPETING INTERNATIONAL CONSUMER TRANSACTION REDRESS METHODS (DARIL GAWITH) p.21
DOCUMENT DESTRUCTION IN VICTORIA: THE CORRECTNESS OF EAMES J’S DECISION IN MCCABE (CHARLENE KWAN LEE) p.37
THE INTERNATIONAL MONETARY FUND AND INTERNATIONAL PRIVATE FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS: A COMPROMISING RELATIONSHIP (COURTNEY STEARNE) p.63
HARMONISATION OF INTERNATIONAL COMMERCIAL ARBITRATION LAW AND SHARIA (MARY B. AYAD) p.93
THE JURISDICTION OF THE ARBITRAL TRIBUNAL: A TRANSNATIONAL ANALYSIS OF THE NEGATIVE EFFECT OF COMPETENCE (O SUSLER) p.119
THE LIMITS AND BOUNDARIES OF THE APPLICATION OF THE DOCTRINE OF MISREPRESENTATION: STANDING AT THE CROSSROADS (CHARLES YC CHEW) p.147
IMPACTS OF RECENT DEVELOPMENT OF THE MADRID SYSTEM ON AUSTRALIAN USERS & RECOMMENDATIONS FOR FUTURE REFORM (YIJUN TIAN) p.163
ASIC v. CITIGROUP: FIDUCIARY DUTIES, MANAGING CONFLICTS AND CHINESE WALLS (MICHAEL LEGG* AND NICHOLAS MAVRAKIS) p.181
FOREIGN DIRECT INVESTMENT IN INSURANCE SECTOR IN INDIA (VINAY v. MISHRA AND HARSHITA BHATNAGAR) p.203
“ELEVENTH HOUR COLLAPSE: AN ELEMENTS-BASED COMPARISON OF THE GERMAN DOCTRINE OF CULPA IN CONTRAHENDO AND AUSTRALIAN PRINCIPLES OF PRE-CONTRACTUAL LIABILITY” (NAOMI BASS) p.217
‘MARRIAGE-LIKE RELATIONSHIPS’ AND SOCIAL SECURITY: RETIREES AND THE AGE PENSION (MALCOLM VOYCE) p.239
CHINA – GROWTH AND ITS CHALLENGES (PATRICIA BLAZEY AND PETER GILLIES) p.253
REFLECTIONS ON THE ROLE OF MEDIATORS AND ARBITRATORS CAN A GOOD MEDIATOR ALSO BE A GOOD ARBITRATOR? (PHILIP EVANS AND GABRIËL MOENS) p.265
THE OTHER PATHS TO LIABILITY FOR BREACHES OF S 52: FORGOTTEN CORNERS OF THE TRADE PRACTICES ACT? (ROHAN PRICE) p.277
THE EUROPEAN UNION’S RESPONSE TO THE GLOBAL FINANCIAL CRISIS – CAN MEMBER NATIONS AVOID A MOVE TO PROTECTIONISM? (P BLAZEY AND J XENOS) p.291
A PROMISE MADE IS A DEBT UNPAID: THE CASE OF ORCHARD v. CURTIS, SUPREME COURT OF VAN DIEMEN’S LAND, 12 JULY 1833 (JOHN F. BOURKE & ROSEMARY LUCADOU-WELLS) p.301
BUNDLING: AN OVERVIEW OF NEW ZEALAND AND AUSTRALIAN TRADE PRACTICES LAWS (JOHN LAND AND LEELA CEJNAR) p.313
THE COMMUNITY REINVESTMENT ACT AND THE INDICIA OF EFFECTIVE REGULATION – A PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS (ANDREW MANNING) p.327
THE NEW INDONESIAN COMPANY LAW: DOES IT SUPPORT GOOD CORPORATE GOVERNANCE? (MIKO KAMAL) p.347
BOOK REVIEW: SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND FREE TRADE: INSTITUTIONAL APPROACHES (ABDULLAH AL FARUQUE) p.367

Australian and New Zealand Maritime Law Journal, Volume 23, Number 2, 2009

Mon, 16 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Addresses & Conference Papers
Marine Warranty Surveying for Offshore Projects-Issues faced in the current market (Alex Harrison) p.122-142
Refereed Articles
Archipelagic Sea-Lanes in Indonesia – Their legality in International Law (Chris Carl Forward) p.143-156
Morella Calder Memorial Prize Winning Essay
Flag State responsibility in international fisheries law-effective fact, creative fiction or further work required? (Camille Jean Goodman) p.157-169
Casenotes and Articles
Australian Maritime Law Update: 2008 (Michael White, Peter Aaron Glover) p.170-185
Administrative Shortcomings and their Legal Implications in the context of Safe Ports (Alexander Peter McKinnon) p.186-204
Damages for Late Delivery under Time Charters: Certainty at Last? (Gary Richard Coveney) p.205-210
Pure economic loss and the 1976 Convention: Qenos Pty Ltd v Ship ‘APL Sydney’ (Scott Anthony Adams) p.211-213
New Developments, CMI Reports, Items of interest
Digest of Journal Articles (Scott Anthony Adams) p.214-215

Melbourne University Law Review, Volume 33, Number 1, 2009

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Still Paying the Price for Benign Intentions? Contextualising Contemporary Interventions in the Lives of Aboriginal Peoples (Peter Billings) p.1
Credit Rating Agencies: A Regulatory Challenge for Australia (Tin A Bunjevac) p.39
Cross-Examination in Child Sexual Assault Trials: Evidentiary Safeguard or an Opportunity to Confuse? (Annie Cossins) p.68
The Charter's Irremediable Remedies Provision (Jeremy Gans) p.105
The Professional 'Tug of War': The Regulation of Foreign Lawyers in China, Business Scope Issues and Some Suggestions for Reform (Andrew Godwin) p.132
National Litigation and International Law: Repercussions for Australia's Protection of Marine Resources (Natalie Klein and Nikolas Hughes) p.163
The Nature of Torrens Indefeasibility: Understanding the Limits of Personal Equities (Kelvin F K Low) p.205
Change of Position and Restitution for Wrongs: 'Ne'er the Twain Shall Meet'? (Paul A Walker) p.235
Critique and Comment
The False Analogy between Vilification and Sedition (Katharine Gelber) p.270
‘Storyline Patents': Are Plots Patentable? (Ben McEniery) p.292
Case Note
Lumbers v W Cook Builders Pty Ltd (in liq) Restitution for Services and the Allocation of Contractual Risk (Michael Bryan) p.320
Books Received p.332

Sydney Law Review, Volume 31, Number 3, September 2009

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
The Authority of International Law: Lifting the State Veil (Samantha Besson) p.343
Australian Censorship Policy and the Advocacy of Terrorism (David Hume & George Williams) p.381
Procedural Due Process under the Australian Constitution (William Bateman) p.411
Water Rights in NSW: Properly Property? (Michael McKenzie) p.443
Before the High Court
Mind the ‘Evidential Gap': Causation and Proof in Amaca Pty Ltd v Ellis (David Hamer) p.465
Case Note
R v Tang: Developing an Australian Anti-Slavery Jurisprudence (Irina Kilodizner) p.487
Book Review
Thinking Like a Lawyer A New Introduction to Legal Reasoning by Frederick Schauer (Irene Baghoomians) p.499

Journal of Contract Law, Volume 26, Number 1, November 2009

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
The Lottery of Contractual Risk Allocation and Proportionate Liability (Barbara McDonald and J W Carter) p.1
The Principle Against Self-Enslavement in Contract Law (Prince Saprai) p.25
The Role of Mortgages: A Case for Formal Law (Guanghua Yu) p.45
The Effectiveness of Acceptances Communicated by Electronic Means, or — Does the Postal Acceptance Rule Apply to Email? (Eliza Mik) p.68
Casting Aside 'Officious Bystanders' and 'Business Efficacy'? (Elizabeth Macdonald) p.97

Journal of Judicial Administration, Volume 19, Number 2, October 2009

Thu, 12 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
Boundary conditions: The funding of courts within a constitutional framework (Hon R S French) p.75
The role of the judge in attacking endemic delays: Some lessons from Fast Track (Hon Michael Black, AC) p.88
Indigenous Justice Taskforce: Delivering justice in the Kimberley region of Western Australia (Lesley Storey) p.100
Deciding disputes by investigation rather than adversarial methods: The experience of the New Zealand Employment Relations Authority (Rosemary Monaghan and Robin Arthur) p.108
Compulsory conferences, expert conclaves and "hot tubs" (Catherine Aird) p.119
The psychology of procedural fairness (Philip Jamieson) p.127

Competition & Consumer Law Journal, Volume 17, Number 2, November 2009

Tue, 10 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Custodial sanctions for cartel offences: An appropriate sanction in Australia? (Terry Calvani and Torello H Calvani) p.119
Creeping regulation: An assessment of the proposal for a 'creeping acquisitions' prohibition (Luke Woodward and Romany Webb) p.141
Temporal considerations and entry: Sunk costs, scale economies and strategic behaviour (Rhonda L Smith and David K Round) p.176
The ACCC Merger Guidelines: A reader's manual (Henry Ergas, Eric Kodjo Ralph and Alex Robson) p.192
National consumer credit laws, financial exclusion and interest rate caps: The case for diversity within a centralised framework (Nicola Howell) p.212

Tort Law Review, Volume 17, Number 3, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

NOTES
Loss of a chance in medical negligence: A lost cause (Meredith Blake) p.123
ARTICLES
Apology legislation: Oiling the wheels of tort (Craig Brown) p.127
The scope and rationale of the principle that the defendant "takes his victim as he finds him" (Mark Stiggelbout) p.140
The tort of torture (François Larocque) p.158
Indeterminate causes of personal injuries and probabilistic risk-based assessments (Po Jen Yap) p.175
VOLUME 17 — 2009
Table of Authors: Articles p.191
Table of Authors: Sections p.192
Table of Cases p.193
Index p.203

Australasian Dispute Resolution Journal, Volume 20, Number 4, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

CASENOTES
The ethics of mediation and mediation media watch (David Spencer) p.201
ARTICLES
The importance and challenge of active listening in mediation (Tony Bogdanoski) p.206
An evaluation of non-adversarial models of negotiation (Mark Dickinson) p.212
A spectrum of contributions that lawyers can make to mediation (Olivia Rundle) p.220
Limits to the quantitative data on court-connected mediation in Federal Courts of Australia (Rhain Buth) p.229
Workplace dispute resolution under the Fair Work Act: Is there a role for private alternative dispute resolution providers? (Joellen Riley) p.236
The professionalisation of mediation: Elitism and ethics (Michelle Brenner) p.244
VOLUME 20 — 2009
Table of Authors p.251
Index p.253

Australian Law Journal, Volume 83, Number 11, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

CURRENT ISSUES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young, AO
Procedural shift in policy p.715
A national legal profession p.715
Violence towards women p.716
The worst crime p.716
The criminal law p.716
Large and long civil litigation p.717
Unelected judges p.717
Child custody p.718
CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY — Editor: Peter Butt
Beware what you undertake p.719
What is a "claim"? p.719
When is a date "specified" p.720
Ouster of co-owner p.721
PEOPLE IN THE LAW — Editor: Geoff Linsday, SC
Appointment of Senior Counsel (NSW) p.722
Justice Schmidt (NSW) p.722
RECENT CASES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young, AO
The tort of harassment p.723
Promissory estoppel: Equitable set-off p.723
Landlord and tenant: Parting with possession p.724
Easements of necessity: Strata buildings p.724
Mutual wills: Caveatable interests of beneficiaries p.725
Mining law: What is a copper mine? p.725
Company meetings: Power to postpone p.726
Issue estoppel p.726
Anglo-Australian split on restitution p.726
ARTICLES
TOWARDS UNIFORM SUCCESSION IN AUSTRALIA (Rosalind F Croucher) p.728
TAXATION OF INVESTMENTS BY FOREIGN SOVEREIGNS (Amrit Maclntyre) p.752
THE INTER-STATE COMMISSION: RETHINKING THE WHEAT CASE (Damien J Cremean) p.765
BOOK REVIEWS
Indonesia, Law and Society by Tim Lindsey p.774
Douglas and Jones's Administrative Law by Roger Douglas p.774
Precedent and the Law by E Hondius p.775
Judicial Recusal, Principles, Process and Problems by Grant Hammond p.776
Admiralty Jurisdiction: Law and Practice in Australia, New Zealand, Singapore and Hong Kong by Damien J Cremean p.777
OBITUARIES
Hon John Harber Phillips, AC QC p.778
Hon John Flood Nagle, QC p.778
Hon Peter Connolly, CBE, CSI, QC p.779
Australian Law Journal Reports
HIGH COURT REPORTS — Staff of Thomson Reuters
DECISONS RECEIVED IN SEPTEMBER 2009
Alcan (NT) Alumina Pty Ltd v Commissioner of Territory Revenue (Stamp Duties; Statutes) ([2009] HCA 41) p.1152
Campbell v Backoffice Investments Pty Ltd (No 2) (High Court and Federal Court) ([2009] HCA 36) p.1101
Fellowes v Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Commission (Workers' Compensation) ([2009] HCA 38) p.1113
Immigration and Citizenship, Minister for v SZIAI (Citizenship and Migration) ([2009] HCA 39) p.1123
Immigration and Citizenship, Minister for v SZIZO (Citizenship and Migration)([2009] HCA 37) p.1104
Immigration and Citizenship, Minister for v SZJGV (Citizenship) ([2009] HCA 40) p.1135
Immigration and Citizenship, Minister for v SZJXO (Citizenship) ([2009] HCA 40) p.1135

Company and Securities Law Journal, Volume 27, Number 8, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.481
ARTICLES
Causation, loss and damage: Challenges for the new shareholder class action (Damian Grave, Leah Watterson and Helen Mould) p.483
Theory and reality in insolvency law: Some contradictions in Australia (Helen Anderson) p.506
Corporate sector whistleblowing in Australia: Ethics and corporate culture (Janine Pascoe) p.524
TAKEOVERS AND PUBLIC SECURITIES — Simon McKeon and Jonathan Farrer
Underwritten rights issues: Navigating potential changes of control (Alberto Colla) p.545
Target directors and competition for control: Keeping the gate, or the drawbridge? (James Philips) p.549
CURRENT DEVELOPMENTS — LEGAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE — Robert Baxt, AO, Freehills
Potential uses of transcripts of ASIC examinations (Andrew Eastwood) p.555
VOLUME 27 — 2009
Table of Authors p.563
Table of Cases p.565
Index p.579

Australian Tax Review, Volume 38, Number 4, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL (Managing complexity—it's not that simple) p.201
ARTICLES
Trends in tax advice and litigation—what to do when it all turns on a word or two (Justice Michelle Gordon) p.202
Sex and drugs and income tax: Athletes' legal fees on charges of misconduct (Mark Brabazon, SC) p.225
Navigating the labyrinth: Evaluating trust loss rules, FTEs and IEEs (Dale Pinto and Nicole Wilson-Rogers) p.237
VOLUME 38 — 2009
Table of Authors p.261
Table of Cases p.263
Index p.273

Insolvency Law Journal, Volume 17, Number 2, 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.53
ARTICLES
A quantum of certainty: Quantification of liability for reckless trading—certainty at last? (Trish Keeper) p.55
Personal insolvency trends in Australia 1990-2008 (Ian Ramsay and Cameron Sim) p.69
RECENT DEVELOPMENTS — David Morrison
Trustee of the Property of Lemnos v Lemnos (Ian Stevens) p.104
Winding up foreign corporations (Philip Kusiak) p.108
REPORT FROM NEW ZEALAND — Lynne Taylor
Voluntary administration in New Zealand—How is it working? p.111

Local Government Law Journal, Volume 15, Number 2, November 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

CASENOTES
Hastings Point Progress Assn Inc v Tweed Shire Council p.69
Gwandalan Summerland Point Action Group Inc v Minister for Planning p.73
Roads Corporation v Schembri p.77
ARTICLES
High Court reinforces private land owners' rights (Maureen Peatman) p.80
Should private property rights trump the public interest in renewal of the urban environment? (Clifford Ireland) p.86
The importance and nature of the presumption in favour of private property (Glen McLeod and Angus McLeod) p.97
The effects of the New South Wales planning reforms on developers, public participation and the role of the Land and Environment Court (Amanda Kiely) p.107

University of Tasmania Law Review, Volume 27, Number 2, 2008

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
‘For Want of Evidence’: Initial Impressions of Indigenous Exchanges with the First Colonial Superior Courts of Australia (BRENT SALTER) p.145
Clear and Empathic: The Separation of Church and State under the Australian Constitution (LUKE BECK) p.161
The Use of Enforceable Undertakings by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (MARINA NEHME) p.197
Practice Note
The Hostile or Unfavourable Witness (MARTIN HINTON AND NERISSA SCHWARZ) p.229
Book Reviews
Crimes against Nature: Environmental Criminology and Ecological Justice (JENNIFER SALLANS) p.239
Looking South: Australia’s Antarctic Agenda (RONAN FENTON) p.241

Monash University Law Review, Volume 35, Number 1, 2009

Thu, 5 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ADDRESSES
The parameters of Constitutional Change (The Hon Sir Gerard Brennan, AC KBE) p.1
Remarks on the Occasion of the 19th International Symposium on the Forensic Sciences (The Hon Chief Justice Marilyn Warren, AC) p.19
The Move towards Pre-emption in the Criminal Law (The Hon Justice Mark Weinberg) p.25
ARTICLES
The Quit Rent System in Colonial New South Wales (Enid Campbell, AC OBE) p.32
Implied Fetters on the Exercise of Discretionary Contractual Powers (Jeannie Marie Paterson) p.45
Keeping It in the Neighbourhood? Neighbourhood Courts in the Australian Context (Sarah Murray) p.74
The Recovery of Wages: Legal Services and Access to Justice (Chris Arup and Carolyn Sutherland) p.96
Food Advertising and Obesity in Australia: To What Extent Can Self-regulation Protect the Interests of Children? (Sarah Mackay) p.118
Who Is Entitled to Parental Responsibility? Biology, Caregiving, Intention and the Family Law Act 1975 (Cth): A Jurisprudential Feminist Analysis (Aleardo Zanghellini)
BOOK REVIEW
Ron McCallum, McCalllum’s Top Workplace Relations Cases: Labour Law and the Employment Relationship as Defined by Case Law (Karen Wheelwright) p.183
Nadine Behan, How to Run Your Own Court Case: A Practical Guide to Representing Yourself in Australian Courts and Tribunals (Ross Hyams) p.187

Australian Bar Review, Volume 32, Number 3, November 2009

Tue, 3 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Indefeasibility and the forged mortgage (Lee Aitken) p.253
Original evidence in criminal law (David Ross, QC) p.267
Facts and statistics in the sentencing process (Judge John Goldring) p.281
Amendment of trust instruments (A H Slater, QC) p.301
The 2007 Forbes lecture (Andrew Tink) p.316

Torts Law Journal, Volume 17, Number 3, November 2009

Tue, 3 Nov 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Case Note
The defence of illegality: Gray v Thames Trains Ltd (James Goudkamp) p.205
Articles
Counterfactuals and corrective justice: Legal history and Allan Beever's Reconstructing the Law of Negligence (Mark Lunney) p.219
The Hand and Shirt tests of breach and the Civil Liability Acts (Christian Witting) p.242
Ship-sourced oil pollution and pure economic loss: The quest for overarching principles (B Soyer) p.270
Comment
Negligently making business activities illegal: Jain v Trent Strategic Health Authority (Roderick Bagshaw) p.295
Book Review
Towards a Public Law of Tort by Tom Cornford (Greg Weeks) p.311

Bond Law Review, Volume 21, Number 2, August 2009

Thu, 22 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Preface (Michael Weir) i
Articles
Implied Easements and the Integrity of the Torrens System (Fiona Burns) p.1
The Rights and Liabilities of Assignees of Leases, Reversions and Mortgages Under The Real Property Acts: Recent Developments (Brendan Edgeworth) p.26
Recent Developments Regarding Forged Mortgages: The Interrelationship Between Indefeasibility and the Personal Covenant to Pay (Scott Grattan) p.43
Curial Discretion in the Drafting of Caveats: Is it Preserving the Integrity of the Register? (Lynden Griggs) p.68
Interpretive Strategies in the Overriding Legislation Exception to Indefeasibility (Samantha Hepburn) p.86
From Paper to Electronic: Exploring the Fraud Risks Stemming From the Use of Technology to Automate the Australian Torrens System (Rouhshi Low) p.107
Immediate Indefeasibility for Mortgagees: a Moral Hazard? (Pamela O'Connor) p.133
How Indefeasible is Your Strata Title? Unresolved Problems in Strata and Community Title (Cathy Sherry) p.159
The Westfield Case: A Change for the Better? (Michael Weir) p.182

Environmental and Planning Law Journal, Volume 26, Number 6, November 2009

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
The new frontier of climate law: Reducing Emissions from Deforestation (and Degradation) (Rosemary Lyster) p.417
Aging gracefully? Examining the conditions for sustaining successful collaboration in environmental law and governance (Cameron Holley) p.457
Green buildings — are codes, standards and targets sufficient drivers of sustainability in New South Wales? (Amelia Thorpe and Kristy Graham) p.486
VOLUME 26 — 2009
Table of Authors p.501
Index p.503

Australian Business Law Review, Volume 37, Number 5, October 2009

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.293
ARTICLES
Goodwill in the context of licensing, leasing and franchising: Some considerations (Ian Tregoning) p.296
James Hardie: The resurrection of Re City Equitable and beyond? (Julie Cassidy) p.312
An antitrust decalogue: The ten commandments of Australasian competition law (Rex Ahdar) p.324
Sustainability reporting: The role of financial institutions (Anne Durie and Laura Horn) p.342
NEW ZEALAND NEWSLETTER — Rex Ahdar
Sham transactions in New Zealand (Nicky Richardson) p.375
BOOK REVIEW — Peter Lithgow
Australian Principles of Tort Law by Stewart P and Stuhmcke A p.379

Company and Securities Law Journal, Volume 27, Number 7, October 2009

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.409
ARTICLES
False trading and market rigging in Australia (Emma Armson) p.411
Should claims held by misled and deceived shareholders rank with rather than behind claims held by other unsecured creditors of insolvent companies? (David Pompilio) p.426
COMPANY LAW — Robert Baxt AO
The costs of corporate litigation in Australia (Asjeet S Lamba and Ian M Ramsay) p.448
DIRECTORS' DUTIES AND CORPORATE GOVERNANCE — Geof Stapledon and Jon Webster
Director termination benefits and superannuation under the Corporations Act — John Sartori p.458

Intellectual Property Forum, Issue 77, June 2009

Wed, 21 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Editorial
The Tides of Change to the Landscape of Australian Patent Law (Christopher Sexton) p.2
Profile
In Conversation with Jane Owen p.5
Articles
The Real Problem of Trade Mark Protection in a Virtual World — An Investigation into Trade Mark Infringement in Second Life (Amy Reynolds) p.9
The Registrability of Functional Shapes under the Trade Marks Act 1995 — A Continuing Issue? (Geoffrey Levy) p.20
Trade Mark Ownership: First to Use or First to File? (Kin Seong Leong) p.35
International Enforcement of IPRs — Negotiating the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (Michael Blakeney) p.45
Reports
Using Expert Evidence to Assist with Construing a Patent - Pac Mining v Esco Corporation (2009] (Josh Henderson and Ben Coogan) p.50
Current Developments
Australia p.53
New Zealand p.68
Asia - Hong Kong and China, Singapore, Japan p.70
WIPO p.75
Europe - European Union, France, United Kingdom p.77
United States p.85
Reports from IPSANZ Local Organisations p.87

Australian Feminist Law Journal, Volume 30, June 2009

Tue, 20 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
WHERE LAWLESSNESS IS LAW: THE SETTLER-COLONIAL FRONTIER AS A LEGAL SPACE OF VIOLENCE (Julie Evans) p.3
FRONTIER SPACE AND THE REIFICATION OF THE RULE OF LAW: COLONIAL NEGOTIATIONS IN THE WESTERN PACIFIC, 1870-74 (Tracey Banivanua Mar) p.23
ADDRESSING CHILD SEXUAL ASSAULT IN AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL COMMUNITIES: THE POLITICS OF WHITE VOICE (Adrian Howe) p.41
QUEERING FOETAL LIFE: BETWEEN BUTLER AND BERLANT (Fiona Jenkins) p.63
NEGOTIATING INSECURITY: LAW, PSYCHOANALYTIC SOCIAL THEORY AND THE DILEMMAS OF THE WORLD RISK SOCIETY (John D. Cash) p.87
PLAYING DEFENCE IN SEXUAL ASSAULT 'TRIAL BY MEDIA': THE MALE FOOTBALLER'S IMAGINARY BODY (Deb Waterhouse-Watson) p.109
‘THE LAW AS A PROFESSION FOR WOMEN’: A CENTURY OF PROGRESS? (Mary Jane Mossman) p.131
PRAXIS NOTES
‘I HAVE SEEN VIOLENCE TOWARDS WOMEN EVERY DAY OF MY LIFE’: AUSTRALIA, 2009 (Bess Nungarrayi Price) p.149
NO JUSTICE WITHOUT HEALING: AUSTRALIAN ABORIGINAL PEOPLE AND FAMILY VIOLENCE (Dorinda Cox, Mandy Young And Alison Bairnsfather-Scott) p.151
R V WUNUNGMURRA: 'CULTURE' AS USUAL IN THE COURTS (Adrian Howe) p.163
REVIEW ESSAY
AUSTRALIAN LEGAL GEOGRAPHY AND THE SEARCH FOR POSTCOLONIAL SPACE IN CHLOE HOOPER'S THE TALL MAN: DEATH AND LIFE ON PALM ISLAND (Sarah Keenan) p.173
CONTRIBUTOR'S STYLE GUIDE p.201

Psychiatry, Psychology and Law, Volume 16, Issue 3, November 2009

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Case Commentary
Gray v Thames Trains: Another Causation Dilemma (Joel Townsend) p.333-339
Articles
Children's Reports of Verbal Sexual Abuse: Effects of Police Officers' Interviewing Style (Lina Leander; Pär Anders Granhag; Sven Å. Christianson) p.340-354
Young Offenders' Perceptions of School: An Ecological Analysis (Peter J. Ashkar; Dianna T. Kenny) p.355-368
Evaluation of the Questions Used to Elicit Evidence About Abuse from Child Witnesses: Australian Study (Martine B. Powell; Carolyn H. Hughes-Scholes) p.369-378
Understanding Children's Medium for Disclosing Sexual Abuse: A Tool for Overcoming Potential Misconceptions in the Courtroom (Rita Shackel) p.379-393
Sentencing of Male and Female Child Sex Offenders: Australian Study (Rebecca Deering; David Mellor) p.394-412
Aggression Replacement Training in Australia: Youth Justice Pilot Study (Matthew R. Currie; Catherine E. Wood; Be....) p.413-426
Capacity and the Adolescent Brain (Thomas M. Edwards) p.427-434
Uncertainty and Misconceptions About Child Sexual Abuse: Implications for the Criminal Justice System (Anne Cossins; Jane Goodman-Delahunty; Kate O'Brien) p.435-452
Cultural Differences in Specificity of Autobiographical Memories: Implications for Asylum Decisions (Laura Jobson) p.453-457
Psychological Change in Voluntary and Legally Coerced Clients of a Residential Drug and Alcohol Treatment Programme (John Nolan; Anthony P. Thompson) p.458-472
Book Review
Interrogations, Forced Feedings and the Role of Health Professionals, by R. Goodman and M.J. Roseman (Ian Freckelton, SC) p.473-475

Macquarie Law Journal, Volume 8, 2008

Thu, 15 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

THEME
Regulation Reconceived: A Place at the Table
EDITORS' NOTE
Regulation Reconceived: A Place at the Table (Vijaya Nagarajan and Niloufer Selvadurai) p.1
ARTICLES
From 'Command-and-Control' to 'Open Method Coordination': Theorising the Practice of Regulatory Agencies (Vijaya Nagarajan) p.5
Reconceiving Labour Law: the Labour Market Regulation Project (Andrew Frazer) p.21
Reconceiving Regulation: Financial Literacy (Gail Pearson) p.45
Re-Conceptualizing Regulation, Responsibility and Law (Archana Parashar) p.59
Globalisation and Consumer Protection Laws (John Goldring) p.79
Reconceiving the Regulation of the Franchise Sector (Elizabeth Spencer) p.103
The Mandatory Reporting Debate (Alexia Takis) p.125
The Standing of Civil Society to Enforce Commonwealth Environmental Law under Section 475 of the Environment Protection and Biodiversity Conservation ACT and its International Implications: The Japanese Whaling Case and the Law of Unintended Consequences (David Leary) p.153
Distracting the Masses: Corporate Convictions and the Legitimisation of Neo-Liberalism (Nick James) p.179

University of New South Wales Law Journal, Volume 32, Number 1, 2009

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
Indigenous Traditional Knowledge, Copyright and Art—Shortcomings in Protection and an Alternative Approach (Erin Mackay) p.1
Human Trafficking and Sexual Servitude in Australia (Andreas Schloenhardt, Genevieve Beirne and Toby Corsbie) p.27
Australian Citizenship and the Independence of Papua New Guinea (Peter M McDermott) p.50
Tying Kable Down: The Uncertainty about the Independence and Impartiality of State Courts Following Kable v DPP (NSW) and Why it Matters (Brendan Gogarty and Benedict Bartl) p.75
What is Good for the Goose Should be Good for the Gander: The Operation of the Rome Statute in the Australian Context (Pauline Collins) p.106
A Theoretical Basis for Selective Disclosure Regulation (Gill North) p.143
CONFERENCE PAPERS
The High Court on Constitutional Law: The 2008 Term (Pamela Tate, SC) p.169
The High Court on Constitutional Law: the 2008 Statistics (Andrew Lynch and George Williams) p.181
SPEECH
Living in the Law (Hal Wootten, AC QC) p.198
FORUM
REFORMS IN COMPETITION LAW
Editorial (Rushmila Alum) p.213
Foreword (Frederick G Hilmer, AO) p.214
What's to Know? The Proposed Cartel Offence (Alex Steel) p.216
From Coal Vend to Basic Slag: Winning the Hearts and Minds? (Ian Tonking, SC) p.227
Unjustified Per Se Criminal and Civil Liability under the Trade Practices Act 1974 (Cth) for Supply Agreements between Competitors (Brent Fisse) p.239
Third Line Forcing: Has the Problem Gone Away? (Deborah Healey) p.249
The 2008 ACCC Merger Guidelines: How and Why Have They Changed? (Stephen P King) p.263
Recent Changes to the Australian Merger Control Regime — How the Changes Have Operated in Practice (Dave Poddar) p.275
The Re-Emergence of Prices Surveillance (David Cousins, AM and Allan Fels, AO) p.287
Subjecting Competition Law Exemptions to a Rule of Reason: New Zealand Courts Push at the Boundaries of Statutory Interpretation (Ian Eagles and Louise Longdin) p.309
BOOK REVIEW
Rediscovering Rhetoric: Law, Language and the Practice of Persuasion Justin T Gleeson SC and Ruth C A Higgins (eds) (The Hon Justice John Basten) p.325
Administrative Law in a Changing State: Essays in Honour of Mark Aronson Linda Pearson, Carol Harlow and Michael Taggart (eds) (Nicola Franklin) p.330
Books Received p.334

Constitutional Law and Policy Review, Volume 11, Number 3, August 2009

Wed, 14 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Assent or refusal to assent to legislation—on whose advice? (Geoffrey Lindell) p.126
Where do we come from? What are we? Where are we going?—the UK’s changing constitution (Gareth Griffith) p.139
Obituary - Dennis John Rose, AM QC p.149

Building and Construction Law Journal, Volume 25, Number 5, October 2009

Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
Time and the contract administrator p.293
TOPIC OF INTEREST
Accord and satisfaction: "In full and final settlement" (Damien Cremean) p.294
ARTICLES
Proportionate liability in arbitrations in Australia? (David Levin) p.298
Enforcing vacated awards under Article V(1)(e) of the New York Convention: A values-based approach (Rou Huey, Stephanie Tang) p.306
REPORTS
O'Donnell Griffin Pty Ltd v John Holland Pty Ltd p.313
Aintree Holdings Pty Ltd v Ground and Foundation Supports Pty Ltd p.333
Trans Australian Construction Pty Ltd v Nilsen (SA) Pty Ltd p.342

Journal of Law and Medicine, Volume 17, Number 2, October 2009

Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL — Ian Freckelton
Safeguarding the vulnerable in custody (Ian Freckelton) p.157
LEGAL ISSUES — Danuta Mendelson
Defendants' liability for pure mental harm to third parties in Australia: Still a work in progress (Danuta Mendelson) p.165
MEDICAL ISSUES — Ian Freckelton
Disputed family claims to bury or cremate the dead (Ian Freckelton) p.178
BIOETHICAL ISSUES — Grant Gillett
When two are born as one: The ethics of separating conjoined twins (Grant Gillett) p.184
NURSING ISSUES — Kim Forrester
National regulation and accreditation of Australian health practitioners (Cathie Nesvadba and Kim Forrester) p.190
MEDICAL LAW REPORTER — Thomas Faunce
Constitutional limits on federal legislation practically compelling medical employment: Wong v Commonwealth; Selim v Professional Services Review Committee (Thomas Faunce) p.196
ARTICLES
Science and judicial proceedings—Seventy-six years on (Chief Justice Robert French) p.206
The influence of the pharmaceutical industry in medicine (George A Jelinek and Sandra L Neale) p.216
Determining manner of death: Statistical modelling of coronial decisions (R Robertson and T Crawley) p.224
Defensive medicine in general practice: Recent trends and the impact of the Civil Liability Act 2002 (NSW) (Omar Salem and Christine Forster) p.235
Termination of a minor's pregnancy: Critical issues for consent and the criminal law (Ben White and Lindy Willmott) p.249
Worth the wait? A critique of the Abortion Act 2008 (Vic) (Naomi Oreb) p.261
Removing the "relative" uncertainty within the Australian donor insemination network (Neroli Sawyer) p.270
Why the "widespread agreement" is wrong: Contesting the non-harm arguments for the prohibition of full commercial surrogacy (Peter Gaffney) p.280
BOOK REVIEW
Speaking for the Dead: The Human Body in Biology and Medicine by DG Jones and MI Whitaker p.297

Australian Law Journal, Volume 83, Number 10, October 2009

Tue, 13 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

CURRENT ISSUES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young AO
London Conference: The end of the judicial role of the House of Lords p.647
Adieu to the Law Lords p.647
Right of prisoner to require sentence be carried out p.649
Anti-terrorist laws and balance p.651
Freedom of association vs anti-discrimination p.652
Appeal courts as undesirables p.652
State parliaments and the universe p.653
Azaleas, Croydon and the law p.653
CONVEYANCING AND PROPERTY — Editor: Peter Butt
Indefeasibility and overriding statutes: An attempted solution p.655
Less power to them: A note on the mortgagee's diminishing expectations of indefeasibility p.658
OVERSEAS LAW — Editor: Ross Buckley
Is a statutory licence property? p.660
RECENT CASES — Editor: Mr Justice P W Young AO
Vendor and purchaser: Notice to complete—forfeiture of deposit p.664
Convening and cancelling corporate meetings p.664
"Good faith" and trade marks p.665
"Rough and ready" is sometimes not good enough p.665
Incrimination by own computer p.666
Quasi specific performance p.666
Administrative law: Delegation of authority p.667
What is an aircraft? p.667
Easements by possession: Public habitually walking through golf course p.668
ARTICLES
THE QUEEN'S CASE (Dermot Ryan) p.669
TRADE PRACTICES ACT, s 53(E): WHEN WILL THEY EVER LEARN? (R J Desiatnik) p.689
DISCRETION, POWER AND THE "ACCRUED" JURISDICTION OF THE FAMILY COURT (Lee Aitken) p.694
SPEECH TO THE AUSTRALIAN LAWYERS PHIL-HELLENIC ASSOCIATION (Hon Justice P W Young AO) p.704

Alternative Law Journal, Volume 34, Number 1, 2009

Thu, 8 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles
Without sex: slavery, trafficking in persons and the exploitation of labour in Australia (Miriam Cullen and Bernadette McSherry)
Errors in the anti-Charter campaign (Nicola McGarrity)
Old dogs, new tricks: Public interest lawyering in an 'Age of Terror' (Alysia Debowski)
All the right moves? Police 'move-on' powers (James Farrell)
Reintegrating sex offenders into the community: Queensland's proposed reforms (Patrick Keyzer and Ian R Coyle)
Recruiting and retaining lawyers: A problem in rural, regional and remote communities (Trish Mundy)
Criminal priors and the right to be elected: a critical survey (Oscar Roos and Ben Hayward)
Reflections on law reform and the High Court (Michael Kirby)
Briefs
Fare well, Justice Kirby (Elisa Arcioni)
Justice Kirby and references to the Alternative Law Journal (Simon Rice)
The Haneef case and an independent reviewer of terrorism law (Mark Rix)
What’s happening with discrimination in South Australia? (Anne Hewitt)
Columns
Asia-Pacific: Of Royalty, rumour and the power behind the throne: sedition in modern Malaysia (Stephen Gray)

Australian Journal of Corporate Law, Volume 23, Number 3, October 2009

Thu, 1 Oct 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Editorial Note p.205
Articles
Continuous disclosure: Testing the correspondence between state enforcement and compliance (Michelle Welsh) p.206
The challenge of corporate law enforcement in Australia (Vicky Comino) p.233
Director liability for insolvent trading: Is the cure worse than the disease? (Jason Harris) p.266

Flinders Journal of Law Reform, Volume 11, Issue 1, June 2009

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles Mind Death: South Australia, PVS and the Law (Brian Stoffell) p.1
Righting Wrongful Convictions with DNA Innocence Testing: Proposals for Legislative Reform in Australia (Lynne Weathered and Robyn Blewer) p.43
Ten Requirements for Successful Law Reform (Hon Michael Kirby) p.77
Reforming the Surrogacy Law of Australia: Some Thoughts, Considerations and Alternatives (Kathleen Simmonds) p.97
Book Review Victims: A Juridical Approach (Michael O’Connell) p.123

Australian Journal of Asian Law, Volume 10, Number 2 December 2008

Wed, 30 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

Articles Parties and Decision-making in the Indonesian Parliament: A Case Study of RUU APP, the Anti-pornography Bill (Stephen Sherlock) p.159
Is Burmese Law Burmese? John Jardine, Em Forchhammer and Legal Orientalism (Andrew Huxley) p.184
Inducing a Constructive Press in Singapore: Responsibility over Freedom (Tey Tsun Hang) p.202
The Ties that Bind: Law, Islamisation and Indonesia’s Prosperous Justice Party (PKS) (Najwa Shihab and Yanuar Nugroho) p.233
The Newly Introduced Criminal Jury Trial in Korea: A Historic Step Toward ‘Criminal Justice by the People’ (Kuk Cho) p.268
Increasing Press Freedom in Indonesia: the Abolition of the Lèse Majesté and ‘Hate-sowing’ Provisions (Naomita Royan) p.290
Book Review Chinese Law: Context and Transformation (Sarah Biddulph) p.312

Deakin Law Review, Volume 14, Number 1, 2009

Tue, 22 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

ARTICLES
Statutory Retention of Title Structures? A Comparative Analysis of German Property Transfer Rules in Light of English and Australian Law (Lutz-Christian Wolff) p.1
The Reality of Non-Adversarial Justice: Principles and Practice (Judy Gutman) p.29
The Prospects for Corporate Governance Operating as a Vehicle for Social Change in South Africa (Lilian Miles and Mariette Jones) p.53
Facts, Threats and Reds: Common Law Constitutionalism and the Rule of Law (John R Morss) p.79
In Defence of the CISG (Christopher Kee and Edgardo Muñoz) p.99
CASE NOTE
Coming Clean in the Colonial Courts: the 1822 'Confession' Trial of Hatherly and Jackie (Brent Salter) p.125
BOOK REVIEWS
Animal Law in Australasia by Peter Sankoff and Steven White (eds) (David Glasgow) p.133
Death of Labour Law? Comparative Perspectives by Martin Vranken (Victoria Lambropoulos) p.139

Australian Journal of Administrative Law, Volume 16, Number 4, August 2009

Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL
Role of judiciary from afar p.181
Unmeritorious claims p.181
DISCRIMINATION AND REFUGEES — Edward Santow
Impact of an Australian Human Rights Act on refugee law p.183
TRADE, COMMERCE AND REVENUE — Tim Moe
Signs of the times: 2008-2009 full Federal Court judgments p.187
CASENOTES — Rebecca Heath
Minister for Immigration and Citizenship v Kumar p.192
WORK AND EMPLOYMENT — Graeme Orr and Joo-Cheong Thain
Reviewability of employment decisions under Australia's hybrid workplace law p.196
ARTICLES
Options for the doctrine of Crown immunity in 21st century Australia (Anthony Gray) p.200
The differing and disappearing standards of judicial review in Canada (Matthew Groves) p.211
VOLUME 16 – 2008-2009
Table of Articles — Volume 16 p.231
Table of Sections — Volume 16 p.233
Table of Cases — Volume 16 p.236
Index — Volume 16 p.243

Public Law Review, Volume 20, Number 3, September 2009

Fri, 18 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

VALE
Mike Taggart (Mark Aronson and Cheryl Saunders) p.175
COMMENTS
Litigating the selection of political party candidates in New Zealand (Andrew Geddis) p.178
Calling a coup a coup: Judicial authority versus political reality in the Fiji Islands (Nicola McGarrity) p.182
The rule of law in Pakistan (Niaz A Shah) p.187
ARTICLES
A tale of two clerks: When are appropriations appropriate in the Senate? (Gabrielle J Appleby and John M Williams) p.194
The scope of judicial rights interpretation under bills of rights (and its political consequences) (Dan Meagher) p.214
BOOK REVIEW
A Simple Common Lawyer: Essays in Honour of Michael Taggart (Reviewer: Jason N E Varuhas) p.233
DEVELOPMENTS p.241

Australian Business Law Review, Volume 37, Number 4, August 2009

Tue, 15 Sep 2009 05:00:00 GMT

EDITORIAL p.209
ARTICLES
Employee share ownership in unlisted entities: Objectives, current practices and regulatory reform (Ann O'Connell) p.211
Electronic commerce and protecting intellectual property on the internet (Domenic Carbone) p.239
Fair work laws: Good faith bargaining, union right of entry and the legal notion of "responsible unionism" (Louise Floyd) p.255
The duties of in-house counsel: The bold, the bright and the blurred? (Maxine Evers and Jason Harris) p.267
BOOK REVIEW — Peter Lithgow
Mason and Carter's Restitution Law in Australia by Mason K, Carter J and Tolhurst G (Romauld Andrew) p.286